Sports World Records

Nine-year-old Piper Parish held a backbend on the living room rug at her home in Cedartown, Georgia, hands and feet planted the whole time with nobody touching her. The single continuous phone video shows her already in the bridge when recording starts and holding it for just over seven minutes, through a few small shuffles of her hands and feet, before she rolls out; the listed 6:49.17 is the time her family took that day. That is a long time to see the world upside down.

Nolan made a successful basketball bounce shot from 23.5 feet away while riding a unicycle.

Bob E. made a successful basketball shot from 52 feet away while juggling three basketballs in a cascade pattern.

Jake E. made a basketball shot from 74 feet away while standing on the deck of a house.

Bob E. made a successful basketball shot from 38 feet away while riding a unicycle.

Christian B. made a successful basketball shot from a trampoline 104.5 feet away.

David M. threw a basketball across a tennis court and made a basket from 39 feet away.

Aaron Vanduinen made a successful behind-the-back basketball shot from 46 feet away.

Eric Sim caught a baseball while blindfolded thrown by Trevor Bauer from 130 feet away. This was a part of Watch Momentum's video of setting 24 records in 24 hours. Learn more here.

Pavol Durdik performed a bridge pose for one minute, 19.50 seconds while holding a 15-kilogram dumbbell using both hands.

Two Australian basketball teams consisting of 10 players on each team, who played in the Mildura Basketball Association, played a continuous basketball marathon that lasted an outstanding 120 hours, 15 minutes (5 days and 5 nights). The game began on April 20, 1972 and finished on April 25, 1972. The players would like to thank the following: The Mildura Basketball Association, Irymple Basketball Club and the Mildura Lions Club (Bob McKenzie) along with the throngs of people that assisted to prepare food and drink, masseurs, first aid officers, team managers, referees, and statisticians. Learn more about the feat here.

Chad Singleton deadlifted an 88-pound barbell on the side of his body using his right hand for one minute, 23.82 seconds.

Bob Swaim rode a seven-foot dicycle for one minute, 17.00 seconds. He set the record during an event at Valley Preferred Velodrome in Trexlertown, Pennsylvania.

Alicia Weber covered a distance of 180 feet in a four-minute variety arm walk challenge.

Aaron L. ran a distance of 66 kilometers (41.01 miles) while wearing a gas mask. He set the record during the 40th Marine Corps Marathon. The event was held to raise awareness for the 22 veterans a day who commit suicide. Aaron served in the Marine Corps for 15 years and was a suicide and crisis negotiator during his time. See his race result here.

Roald Bradstockthrew a cell phone 132 yards (396 feet).